Thanks. I did see that, but I wasn't sure what changed from version 8 to version 9. I imagine since it was a major revision, at least some of that list will be out of date.
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Corey FloydAug 1 '09 at 17:43

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I followed these instructions with a spotlight search open looking for anything "adobe", "acrobat", or "reader". Seems to be fine.
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Corey FloydAug 18 '09 at 18:11

For most applications, OS X doesn't have installers, or uninstallers, per se. Usually, you simply drag the application Icon to the Trash Can. The app icon (Something.app) is a whole directory. However, this doesn't work for every program.

To remove all traces of a program, if it littered the OS with other files, you might need a program like AppCleaner.app or you can follow this guide for more information.

Double-click the Acrobat Uninstaller file, located in the Adobe Acrobat 9 folder.

Follow the on-screen instructions to uninstall Acrobat.

In the Authenticate dialog, type the user name and password for an administrator account and click OK. Note: The uninstaller removes only Adobe Acrobat 9 and 9.1 files from the system. It does not remove Adobe Reader files, Acrobat user data, or files that are shared with other Adobe applications.